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Observations From ICU Patients We Thought Were Asleep, but Were Not

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Published Online: October 24, 2018 Audio Clinical Review 25 min 44 sec
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What if the patient you are managing in the ICU is not asleep when you thought they were? Patients relate their very disturbing stories about what they experienced while in an ICU and their treating clinicians thought they were asleep.

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